Shopping in Mid Wales
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Andrew Morton Books
Andrew Morton Books offers a staggering selection of fiction, nonfiction and local interest books. There's another branch at 10-11 Lion Yard.
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Market Hall
The 19th-century Market Hall is a lively place, hosting a general market (food, drink, clothes, household goods) on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, a flea market (bric-a-brac, collectables, second-hand goods) on Wednesday, regular weekend crafts and antiques fairs, and a farmers market on the fourth Thursday of each month.
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Richard Booth's Bookshop
The most famous, and still the best; has a sizeable Anglo-Welsh literature section, and a Wales travel section. Booth also runs bookshops in the castle, covering subjects from hobbies to erotica. In the castle grounds is an honesty bookshop (50p per book).
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Spectrum Gallery
The Spectrum Gallery is a particularly interesting little place with a range of arty crafts and design-led gifts. Keep a lookout for the all-seeing eye that keeps guard over the high street from the shop's façade.
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Treehouse
The sister property to the Treehouse deli and restaurant, this great little boutique specialises in organic and fair-trade homewares and baby goods.
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Tom's Record Shop
Also worth a look is Tom's Record Shop, which has some books alongside new and second-hand records and CDs.
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Farmers Market
A big farmers market - and crafts fair - clusters around the Market Hall on the third Friday of the month.
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Siop Y Pethe
Siop Y Pethe is a good, small bookshop with some Welsh-language books and information on local folklore.
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Andy's Records
Andy's is a handy independent record shop that also sells gig tickets for bands at the university.
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Addyman Books
Stocks books on all sorts of subjects, has a sitting room upstairs, & a sci-fi room.
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Abergavenny Bookshop
Abergavenny Bookshop sells local interest books and Ordnance Survey maps.
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Hay Cinema Bookshop
In a converted cinema, this is a cavernous place, stacked with tomes.
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